Closed-lost & win-loss analysis
See why deals really die, not just what the rep typed
Pull the full context around every deal from CRM, support, product and finance, so you can see what actually slowed deals down and what moved win rate.
The problem
The closed-lost reason a rep types into the CRM is rarely the real one. The signal that explains a lost deal sits across support tickets, product usage, finance and call notes, and nobody has time to stitch it together for every deal.
Built from Rig's building blocks
Rig is not a fixed template. It is a set of building blocks, and this app is one way to assemble them. Take what you need, then shape the workflow around your own pain.
How to build it
- 1
Connect your deal data
Point Rig at your CRM and the systems that hold the rest of the story, support, billing and product usage. Rig syncs them into one governed layer, no pipeline to build.
- 2
Model what a deal is
In the context layer, join opportunities to their accounts, tickets, invoices and usage so Claude reasons over the full deal, not just the CRM record.
- 3
Score every lost deal
Build a workflow that classifies each closed-lost deal against the real blockers (price, timing, champion, product gap) and writes the reason back.
- 4
Make it self-serve
Publish a win/loss dashboard and let reps ask 'why did we lose Acme?' in Claude. Tune the blockers to your own sales motion, it is your workflow, not a fixed template.
The outcome
Leaders see what actually moves win rate and coach from the full picture, instead of the two words a rep had time to type.
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Fill the CRM fields reps never complete
A row-by-row workflow that enriches every account and contact from your internal data and the web, so the CRM fields your reporting depends on are actually populated.
Call analysis at scale (PULL)
Turn every sales & CS call into structured CRM signal
Classify every call against your qualification framework, then draft the CRM update automatically, so the full picture lands in the CRM without a rep typing it up.